The people who tend to end their subtweets with "#subtweet" have usually subtweeted so clumsily that people already know it's a subtweet (see pitfalls above).
It's a warning about the pitfalls of our unshakeable belief in the limitless promise of our endeavors, regardless of reality's constraints.
It's a reminder that the pitfalls of humanity, many of which I've myopically attributed to our increasingly digitised world, and my own personal lust for what he calls gossip, are all part of the eternal struggle of mankind.
It's a reminder that the pitfalls of humanity, many of which I've myopically attributed to our increasingly digitized world, and my own personal lust for what he calls gossip, are all part of the eternal struggle of mankind.
"It's a risky scheme, with two pitfalls," said Bill Pascoe, Mr. Forrester's campaign manager.
It's a good example of the pitfalls of M&A investing – you get all the reasoning right and the answer wrong.
The meeting of western rock stars and non-western musicians is so fraught with potential pitfalls, it's a wonder any decent records ever come of it at all.
It's a role pitted with sentimental pitfalls but Wilson triumphs in it: strutting and slumping like a sot but talking in languorous cadences which float questioningly over her unflinching statements.
Elizabeth Collett, the director of the Migration Policy Institute Europe, which is based in Brussels, says the idea has many pitfalls: "It's a genuine question whether you can apply the E.U. standards to a third country, or if they can even take it on".
It's a timely reminder of the pitfalls of building a smartwatch, as the tech industry's heavy hitters scramble their fighter jets to scream towards the next must-have wearable gadget.
